13 Best Bird Health Supplies
List Updated September 2023
Bestselling Bird Health Supplies in 2023
Poop-Off Bird Poop Remover Sprayer, 32-Ounce
- Removes droppings from all types of avian diets including Seed fruit nuts meat vegetables nectar bugs grains formulated diet and greens
- Removes even the toughest stains from clothing upholstery and carpets
- The only product safe enough to use that does not cause dust when cleaning the cage
- Removes droppings from all types of avian diets including Seed fruit nuts meat vegetables nectar bugs grains formulated diet and greens
Kaytee Forti-Diet Pro Health Hi-Calcium Grit for Small Birds, 21-oz jar
- Great for Cockatiels, Parakeets, Canaries & Finches
- Good source of calcium
- supports digestive health
Vitakraft Peak Health Formula Egg Food Daily Supplement, 1.1 Lb
- Peak Health Formula
- Egg Food Daily Supplement
- Beneficial During Times Of Stress And As A Carrier For Vitamins Or Medication
- Great To Use When Breeding, Nesting, Molting And Environmental Changes
- Provides Additional Protein And Vitamins To Your Bird'S Diet
F.M. Brown'S Tropical Carnival Gourmet Bird Food For Parrots, African Greys, And Conures Under 13" - Probiotics For Digestive Health, Vitamin-Nutrient Fortified Daily Diet
- Vitamin-Nutrient-Fortified: Specifically Formulated For The Daily Dietary Needs Of Parrots, African Greys, And Conures
- Support Good Digestion: Omega Fatty Acids And Beneficial Bacteria Help Stimulate Good Digestion So Your Pet Can Get The Most Out Of Our Nutrient-Rich Ingredients
- Over 30 Unique Gourmet Ingredients: Fruits, Vegetables, Nuts And More Combine To Ensure Your Bird Receives The Complex Carbs, Vitamins, Minerals, And Fiber They Need
- Immune System Support: Farm Fresh Veggies Contain Antioxidants That Help Maintain A Healthy Immune System
- Relieve Cage Boredom: Crunchy Pine Nuts, Walnuts, Peanuts, Almonds And Cashews Are Nutritional Powerhouses And Removing Their Shells Encourages Activity
Quiko Classic Egg Food Daily Supplement - Peak Health Formula, Ideal For Canaries, Finches And All Other Pet Birds, 1.1 Lb.
- Contains 1- 1.1Lb
- Egg Foods Europeans Have Been Using For Years
- Designed For Rearing And Conditioning
Kaytee Forti-Diet Pro Health Cockatiel Food, 5 Ib
- Nutritionally Formulated For Cockatiels
- Contains Omega 3'S To Support Brain And Heart Health
- Enhances Skin And Feather Health For Vibrant, Healthy Plumage
- Antioxidants For General Health And Immune Support
- Contains Prebiotics And Probiotics To Support Digestive Health
- Naturally Preserved For Ideal Freshness
Miracle Care Scalex Topical Ointment, 0.95-Ounce
- Use externally on face and legs of caged birds to eliminate and prevent scales caused by mites
- Gently formulated lanolin based product which soothes and relieves scales on birds face, feet and legs
- Comes with a dropper for easy application
- Follow directions on the package
HONBAY 200pcs Mix Color 8mm Foot Ring Bands Bird Clip on Leg Rings for Pigeon Dove Chicks Bantam Quail Lovebirds Finch Small Poultry Chicken
- Reusable, easy to put on and remove
- Color: mix color (color may send randomly)
- Inner diameter: 8mm/0.31"; Outer diameter: 11mm/0.43"; Height: 7mm/0.27"
- Keep different breeds apart, mark suspected cockerels, seperating hatches
- Pack of 200
Bird Sexing DNA Sample Collection Kit Gender Reveal Test for Parrots, Lovebirds, Cockatoos, African Grey, Cockatiels, Parakeets (+300 Psittacines) Avian Sexing DNA Testing (1)
- RESULTS IN LESS THAN 72 HOURS - From when the samples arrive at our laboratory in Spain.
- FREE REPEAT - If the samples are not valid, send samples again at no extra cost.
- 99.99% ACCURACY - We use the PCR technique for testing, which is the most reliable and accurate.
- FULFILLMENT by Amazon
Living World Cuttlebone, Large, Twin Pack
- Provides natural calcium and minerals
- Derived from natural cuttlefish
- Natural surface keeps beaks trim and sharp
- Suitable for cockatiels
- Equipped with holder; Measure about 6-7 inches in length
Eight in One (8 In 1) 8 In 1 Pet Products BEOD328 Vita-Sol High Potency Multi-Vitamin Bird Supplement, 4-Ounce
- Vita-Sol high potency multi-vitamin supplement
- Easy to give daily multi-vitamin concentrate, just add to water
- Supplies important vitamins for proper growth and nutrition
- Also ideal for sick birds
- Available in 4-ounce
Zupreem Fruit Blend Diet for Medium Birds, 2-Pound
- Great for all Cockatiels and Lovebirds
- Contains fresh ground fruit in every tasty bite
- 21 vitamins and minerals, no supplements required
Avitech AviCalm Calming Supplement - 8 oz.
- Avicalm, bird calming food supplement for parrots
- Non-toxic and is FDA listed as safe for food
- For calmer and less stressed parrots leading to less biting, feather plucking and overall aggressive behavior
- All human-grade
Preparing Your Pets for Emergencies: Birds
What will you do with your pet bird in the event of a natural disaster? Tips, suggestions and considerations.
Microchip Your Bird
Microchips are not just for dogs and cats. Should you loose your bird in an emergency, a microchip will allow anyone who finds the bird to return it to you. If your bird has a leg band, make sure the information matches your current contact information.
Train your Bird
"If you do not feather clip your bird, make sure they can fly down from higher areas. Birds who lack confidence in their flight ability will have a difficult flying down out of a tree to their owner," recommends Deana Walz, aviculturist at the Living Planet Aquarium in Utah. "Also, teach your bird to go into a travel crate. This will be beneficial if you need to leave your home in a hurry." Training will help strengthen the relationship between you and your bird, who will be looking for comfort and familiarity during an emergency situation.
Get a Travel Crate
Make sure you have a travel crate for your bird. Even if you generally do not cage or crate your bird, an emergency situation requires special circumstances. The website Chirp n' Squawk recommends labeling the crate with the bird's name, your name, address and phone number, vet's name, address and phone number, and an emergency contact. It may also be beneficial to write Reward When Returned To Owner on the crate to facilitate return of your bird.
Research Your Shelter Options
Many shelters for people cannot take pets. Red Cross shelters are only able to accept service animals, and will not be able to house your bird. There are some designated pet-friendly shelters where you and your companion can stay together, but make sure they accept all kinds of pets, not just dogs and cats. Your best option may be to research animal shelters or vet clinics in your area that will house your pet in an emergency. Options include bird rescue groups or other bird owners who may not have been as seriously effected by the emergency you are dealing with. Joining a local bird society can help you network with other bird owners in your area.
Pre-program Your Cell Phone
Once you have decided on your best options for emergency shelter, program the numbers into your phone. Even if you are unable to make any calls, the information will be with you should you need to give it to neighbors, emergency workers, etc. Know the contact information for shelters, bird sanctuaries and rehabs in your area. If your bird does fly away, these will be the areas you are going to call.
Paperwork
Many pet-friendly shelters will require proof of current vaccinations. Create a folder of all applicable paperwork for your pet and store it with your own personal emergency information. Include microchip number, current vaccines, and a recent picture that shows identifying marks. Some emergency shelters require pre-registration to take your pet during a natural disaster.
Get a Rescue Alert Sticker
A Rescue Alert sticker for your window or door will let emergency workers know there may be a pet inside the house.
Neighbors
Designate a neighbor who is willing to check on your bird in the event that you are not home when a natural disaster occurs. This should be someone with whom your bird has a decent relationship, such as a family member or your regular pet-sitter. Write up instructions for crating your pet, where the travel and emergency kits are, and any other pertinent information. Go over the ideal evacuation of your pet with your neighbor. Provide written authority for them to act on your behalf.
Travel and Emergency Kits for Your Pet
As you prepare for emergency evacuations of the people in your household, include your pet's needs as well. Bring food, water and medications for your bird. Also prepare a first aid kit for your bird. For a list of supplies to go in each kit, see below. Bird First Aid kits are also available commercially.
Travel Kit
Food (pellets and treats)
Water (bottled)
Bowls
Medications
Travel Crate
Important paperwork (vaccinations, license, your contact information, vet office number, picture)
Spray bottle (to cool birds down)
Cage cover
Towel (for emergency restraint of your bird)
First Aid Kit
Quick Stop (in case your bird breaks a toe nail).
Bandages
Gauze
Antibiotic spray or ointment
Q-tips
Strips of cloth
Splints
Hydrogen peroxide
Tweezers
Thermometer
First Aid book
Sources
Personal Interview with Deana Walz, Aviculturist at Living Planet Aquarium in Sandy, UT
Emergency Preparedness for Parrots Chirp N' Squawk Bird Supplies
Melissa Maroff E-How How to Protect Pets from an Earthquakehttp://www.ehow.com/how_4459893_protect-pets-earthquake.html
LA County Department of Animal Care and Control Earthquakes and Your Pet
